Walt Whitman Junior High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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The records are but slim THE TAMING OF HILLCROWN WILD STALLION Hillcrown was a stallion, A mighty lord was he-- He ruled the island, sky, and earth, He ruled the wide blue sea. He lived upon an island mares, his colts, his band, With his And one dark night he whistled, He snorted, and he ran: He trotted along the leeside, Where the waves of the ocean break, HILLCROWN He bucked, he lashed, he galloped Yet on his back a weight. He roared, he neighed, he whistled, His heart was filled with hate. He did not want a master He preferred to die in the fight He unhorsed the man that rode him Jumped a cliff of tremendous height. + w w He charged a threatening figure, His freedom was at stake. The foe was not a stallion, He had two unshod feet. And he stood where the waters glistened, Where the land and the ocean meet. EPILOGUE Below the roaring water, Beneath the hot dry sand, Hillcrown dwells in a heaven Of God, and horse, and man. And life goes on on the island, The stranger bridled Hillcrown, He brought him to defeat The stranger bridled Hillcrown Where the land and the breakers meet. vt-kv? 2'1- MJ 5 -S ff- -r 'Iii Of Hillcrown, the noble stallion Who died of a man's cruel whim. Rebecca Wenger K Z--I X ..1.z ',1-fl .f'Z- 4 ,,.... 'X -V2 tff' -- ,J 5, i I, jig, : .fx.,- ,-I F -. d.,- ,i.. -- X g 'f?T 4 QNaWkw,4f A i -' -Qif' Mf g! i 50